Geology & rocks
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Circuit Bomal-sur-Ourthe (Durbuy) - The Saint Rahy walk
Bomal
On foot || Middle || 4:00 ||
9.86 km
Beauraing 2
Beauraing
On foot || Middle || 4:00 || Trail || Middle || 2:00 ||
15.0 km
croix jaune 2
Walking trail Hotton -17- Walk along the stones
Hotton
On foot || Middle || 1:50 ||
7.01 km
Belvaux - Les Bouvreuils - The rapids of the Lesse
Rochefort
On foot || Middle || 2:00 ||
5.63 km
Les Rouges-Gorges
Belvaux
On foot || Middle || 3:45 || People with limited mobility || Pushchair ||
10.0 km
AND GEOTRAILS
The mill at Lomprez
The mill at Lomprez is part of a group of buildings belonging historically to the fortified village of Lomprez. The mill stands alongside an imposing farmhouse said to date from the same period as a mediaeval castle built in the 12th century. The pond that once fed the millstream was dug out subsequently, on the orders of the Count La Roche. The mill is the last surviving building from this mediaeval period, and continued to operate as a working mill until 1920. The millwheel has now undergone renovation and the millpond has been replaced by a car park and a village hall (just behind you). Do pay a visit to the mill, if time permits: it is a unique opportunity for a close-up view of all the complicated machinery of millstones, sifters, hoppers, bucket conveyors and gear wheels, all still in place and all looking ready to resume their old tasks at a moment’s notice.
IGN MAP
AERIAL PHOTOS / IGN
SLOPE MAP (IGN PLAN)
MAP 1950 / IGN
MAP OF THE GENERAL STAFF (1820-1866)
OPEN STREET MAP
Author Information
5580 Rochefort
